Friday, February 15, 2008

Just wanted to drop in and let everyone know that RFR is still alive. Due to unforeseen attacks on this site and others, I've had to keep a low profile and rethink exactly how to keep this blog pushing forward in the future. There is a possibility that we'll be securing our own dedicated server to avoid further deletions down the line. I've also been reviewing other file hosts who offer better protection. Additionally, I've been in the midst of a career change, working as a realtor. Between classes, testing & negotiating a contract with a reputable firm, I've been short on time since early January.

Rest assured that RFR will not go down without a fight. I have lots of unfinished business to take care of here and no one will deter me. Please add RFR to your newsreader feeds and standby for forthcoming updates. I'm not dead yet! Thanks for checking in and leaving comments of encouragement. It's crucial to the survival of this site :) See you all soon!

When you come back, you should look for albums from Sad Café, best known for late Mike & the Mechanics singer Paul Young. They had brief success in the US, and a string of hits in the UK, but were ripped off by their management (typical!).I have my own blog now. The link's in my profile.

A wonderful blog site, with many excellent titles that are long since gone to most fans or collectors. Looking for "St. Paradise" with Derek St. Holmes as the vinyls are even hard to find now. Please keep blogging for the true music fan and thanks for all you have already done!

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